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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
3
Edison says the intellect of Young America is atrophied but the piece argues the author and the young characters in The Oriole show no signs of decline. The discussion connects The Oriole to Too Gentle Julia and contrasts authorial prowess with criticism.
Herbert Kingsworth Atwater Jr. and Henry Rooter sit on a backyard fence after school with a toy printing press and notebooks, staging a pretend newsroom in Herbert's stable loft. Florence Atwater watches from a distant window, expressing both fascination and irritation at their "vile" activity.
Florence argues with her mother over a planned weekly newspaper called the North Ind Daily Oricle. The project gathers neighborhood residents and family workers, charges twenty five cents yearly, and aims to publish first issue today. Florence relishes being a reporter despite her mother’s caution.
The article explains rare oceanic waves can surge over 100 feet high, tipping ships with speed above 100 miles per hour. Normal mid ocean waves stay under 30 to 40 feet, but enormous rogue waves can sweep decks and doom vessels, even on calm days.
The U S pharmacopeia is being translated into Chinese tonnage under the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. Germany and Britain previously sought Chinese translations to export German standards, with American standard formulas expected to boost American drug manufacturers.
Dr Charles J Bullock of Harvard above Cambridge remarks on American simplicity while a Croydon village chat mentions Minnie Peel coming out and George Peel expected to follow as the social season nears.
Early famous authors like Longfellow Twain and Bret Harte sold works during poverty to support themselves. Daniel Webster also canvassed for books and paid for Dartmouth tuition by acting as agent for Tocqueville and Bismarck in his youth, while at Heidelberg.
An eccentric description of Bey beauties and Egyptian themed hairstyles graces a vintage fashion note. Elaborate coifs and envy sparked a colorful, period mood, highlighting hairstyle artistry in a bygone show.
Mrs Carrie Williams of Overpeck Ohio urges publication of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising its four decades of help for women. She claims the remedy restores health for issues like nervousness headaches backaches and bearing down pains and says many towns have women made well by it.
Fragmentary note gives crude eye care tips including rubbing the eye and using a medicine dropper to draw out irritants. No clear source or authoritative guidance is provided. The passage appears to be an informal, potentially unsafe instructional fragment.
A shopper is urged to tell grocer Red Cross Ball Blue when buying bluing. The short note promises lasting rewards from trying the product, noting that once used, it is always preferred.
A grocer tells the judge he prefers cash over charging the man, prompting the courtroom exchange about why the man was brought in. The judge notes the grocer’s stance as he awaits a ruling on the matter.
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